italian collars

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Royal Finance Guard:

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Various: Albanian - Sassari division with chetniks - General Pentimalli - Greece front

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Other various. I love especially the little sister wearing the brother's uniform:

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Artillery:

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Armoured Bersaglieri:

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Engineers:

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Chaplains:

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Infantry:

[Semovente]

Some more RSI collars enorepap for you ...'Lupo' Div tunic with '44' type blue collars.. lions & gladios
M42 officers Para collarless tunic with para wings , flames & RSI gladios etc !..also Mas Sahariana tunic with blue collars , lions , gladios !

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Hallo Semovente

I'm not an RSI collector but these are definitely ultra-rare uniforms

Personally, I am not ashamed to admit that in almost half a century of militant collecting, I have never seen such things

My best compliments.

Now a warning: I'm trying to post images that didn't appear on other forums but this is impossible for obvious reasons. Therefore, I repeat that I do not intend to steal anything from anyone. Free road for those who want to intervene

[Ironcrown]

I've got this lone collar tab just yesterday at the flea market. It's from the 45° or 46° Infantry Regiment, Divisione Sabauda.
I think it's interesting for at least two reasons:
1) the backing, reinforced with a recycled piece of cardboard
2) the bakelite collar star, a scarce late war pattern. Unfortunately it's missing the nut, that was made with the same material.

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Enorepap your more than welcome
Last one for you tonight is this favourite of mine my Royal Army Windcheater , that has had its collars simply converted by replacment of its Royalist stars with Republican wreaths & gladios !

[Semovente]

I've got this lone collar tab just yesterday at the flea market. It's from the 45° or 46° Infantry Regiment, Divisione Sabauda.
I think it's interesting for at least two reasons:
1) the backing, reinforced with a recycled piece of cardboard
2) the bakelite collar star, a scarce late war pattern. Unfortunately it's missing the nut, that was made with the same material.

Hello Ironcrown great find with rare bakalite star !...it would seem that these collars are backed with allsorts from newspaper to bits of scrap card etc !!..see this RSI Medics collar i have with its rear side sealed with newspaper cuttings !

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I've got this lone collar tab just yesterday at the flea market. It's from the 45° or 46° Infantry Regiment, Divisione Sabauda.
I think it's interesting for at least two reasons:
1) the backing, reinforced with a recycled piece of cardboard
2) the bakelite collar star, a scarce late war pattern. Unfortunately it's missing the nut, that was made with the same material.

Hallo ironcrown

Very interesting collar patch and star !

Even in this case, I never saw one of them

Best regards

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Hello Ironcrown great find with rare bakalite star !...it would seem that these collars are backed with allsorts from newspaper to bits of scrap card etc !!..see this RSI Medics collar i have with its rear side sealed with newspaper cuttings !

Even last night the connection was a whim.

I hope tonight it will work better.

For semovente: you are posting magnificent objects

Best regards